SSAS means Ship Security Alerting System as defined in regulation 6 of Chapter XI-2 of the SOLAS Convention;

SSAS means a Small Self-Administered Scheme;

Examples of SSAS in a sentence

Monitor non-GMDSS systems: AIS, LRIT, SSAS, VDES, VMS, & E-Navigation (TF)10.
Certain clients are deemed to be legal entities such as a company, trust, charity or SSAS (small self-administered scheme) and are required to obtain a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) before we can provide investment services.
For a large local area retailer, our team developed Microsoft SSAS cubes from a combination of existing data store and several transaction systems and the applications were developed in MSBI.
This type of structure ((will)) impedes the vertical movement of water.(69) "Pressure distribution" means a system of small diameter pipes equally distributing effluent throughout ((a SSAS)) an OSS, as described in the ((department's "Recommended Standards and Guidance)) DS&G for Pressure Distribution Systems,((" 2001)) 2022.
Their team acts for a number of leading SIPP and SSAS providers in the UK for their Northern Ireland property portfolios either on an exclusive panel appointment or a preferred recommended solicitor basis.

More Definitions of SSAS

SSAS means a small self-administered scheme, a type of employer-sponsored defined contribution workplace pension that can give the employer additional investment flexibility;

SSAS means a properly functioning ship security alert system:

SSAS means the small self-administered occupational pension scheme known as the Offshore Rentals Directors' Scheme established by the Target Group under a trust deed and rules dated 7 June 1989 of which Offshore Rentals Ltd is the Principal Employer;

SSAS means SalmoBreed Salten AS. “SSAS Facilities” means the loan of:

SSAS the small self-administered scheme known as the Creative Tops SSAS, governed by rules adopted by a deed dated 25 July 2007 (as amended);

SSAS means a ‘small self-administered scheme’;